make up造句

These eyes make up for his blemish.

Now they make up more than half.

Tell a lie, make up ten lies to make up for it. Why bother?

It mirrors the construction of musical scores on paper: Notes make up a phrase, phrases make up a part, and parts make up a score.

Remove all make up: Gently remove all make-up with make-up remover towelettes or a cotton pad soaked with olive oil.

Any attempt to make up would be self-defeating.

In Jordan, Egypt and Morocco, they make up 30 percent.

Women make up just 3% of Fortune 500 CEOs.

You have to do something to make up for it.

He loves to make up lies to fool me.

Morality can make up for the defects of wisdom, but wisdom can never make up for moral defects.

Say a lie, want to make ten lies to make up for, why bother?

For example, make up mind to eat pig's brain, eating pig's feet up tendon.

First, run up large budget deficits to make up for plummeting private demand in the recession.

The traditional skill of making up face now is used to make up leg.

China picked up their defence in the second half, but could not make up the big gap.

Use clear water or make up water bedew makes up cotton or face paper, much preparation reserves a few pieces.

Let struggle with diligence make up the deficiency, the road to open up the day after tomorrow.

We're working fast to try and make up for lost time.

As long as we make up our mind, any hardship can be overcome.

The following sections briefly describe the capabilities of the primary products that make up the solution.

You can not fill the start, I wait for you to make up.

If you make up your mind so easily, it's a great advantage.

Although make up can do wonders for a person, it can make you look fake or tacky if done the wrong way.

Woods make up of lives, living and rosperity. Cudrania trees make forest and Zhe Lin Town is as old as the thousand-year trees.

Miss Marsh: I may. I can't make up my mind. I shall have to ask my future husband. He won't let me make another film.

Our study will make known that Russian reflexive pronoun can make up idiomatic collocation with verb, and its semantic content seeps into verb, its reference property reduces accordingly.

If you're traveling on concrete streets or sidewalks, make sure your shoes have plenty of padding or gel support to make up for the lack of "give" underneath.

After going to the ground, everyone should have their own affairs and make up for the soldiers. They only need to get up early and run.

S. investments make up 32% of the portfolio, up from 24% at the end of 2009, according to the fund's quarterly reports.

The creator woke up, rubbed his eyes and felt ashamed of his failure, which seemed to be forced to make up here.

After the World Cup I bought my dad a car to make up for all the ones that had blown up over the years.

Once again, what the bunkers lack in size, they make up for in bite and can easily help ratchet up the score.

Any choice means giving up something else. No matter how you choose, there will be a pity. There is no way that you can make up for your regrets and make it perfect.

They make up stories and cheat on people to buy their faked products which are with no worthy.

The article mainly introduces how to make up the searching table and how to search a Chinese character in software.

Men should wear a "straight-cut two button jacket and pants that make up part of a classic professional suit."

These parameters make up the problem's data matrix and are used to calculate the constraints, as you'll see later.

"If you skip that meal, you will make up for those calories later in the day," Salge Blake says.

Once miss and regret, can not make use of time to make up for. Only in the future can we keep the plum garden and stay away from it.

If it is found that the profit or cash shortage, should be credited to make contact, and then find out the factor, parting the status of the processing shall not remove or make up secretly.

She could make up a story by saying she was knocked unconscious by thieves and all her money was gone, but she doubted whether she could make it sound believable.

Rather than envy other people's wisdom, it is better to make up his own hard work than to envy others. It is better to struggle than to envy others. It is better to make steel than to envy others.

Markus Ribbe, a scientist at the University of California-Irvine, says in a new paper that the enzyme could be further tweaked to make longer carbon chains than those that make up propane.

America and Europe cannot count on exports to make up for faltering domestic demand, because the crisis has spread to emerging markets.